Edward F. Ricketts' card index for his scientific reprint collection
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Edward Flanders Robb Ricketts' Material
This collection includes the various index cards associated with Edward F. Ricketts record keeping system that would allow to organize and cross-reference his findings into a manual. In addition, the collection includes the business index cards associated with Edward F. Ricketts' biological supply business, Pacific Biological Laboratories. The collection also includes Ed Ricketts's specially designed survey cards used to record the marine invertebrates he collected in (1) the Monterey Bay Region (2) Southern California and Northern Mexico, (3) Gulf of California (Mexico) and (4) Queen Charlotte Islands (British Columbia), the approximate location and date.
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- Mrs. Edward F. Ricketts gifted the following index cards of Edward F. Ricketts to the Stanford University Library in 1948. This index card database was use created by Ricketts to organize his extensive scientific reprint collection. If you wish to use the images of Edward F Ricketts 3' x 5' index cards that appear on the following pages, please credit Stanford University as follows.
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Courtesy of Miller Library, Hopkins Marine Station of Stanford University (1)CITATION TO APPEAR IN REFERENCES
1. The Science and Philosophy of Edward Flanders Robb Ricketts (1897–1948). Unpublished material, including Ricketts' extensive collection catalogue compiled by the staff of the Harold A. Miller Library and Hopkins Marine Station, Stanford University. Courtesy of the Stanford University Archives.
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- The Science and Philosophy of Edward Flanders Robb Ricketts
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- https://purl.stanford.edu/xn150vx4316
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